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What is happening at the Base of the Pyramid in South Africa?Enrico Calandro, Miriama Deen-Swarray, Steve Esselaar, Alison Gillwald & Christoph Stork
Global Forum on Innovation and Technology Innovation, East London, South Africa, 28-30 May 2013
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Methodology
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Mobile Apps Ecosystem
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Mobile Ownership and use
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BoP RoP DifferenceMobile phone ownershipMobile phone ownershipMore than 1 Active Sim CardMore than 1 Active Sim Card
Is your Mobile Phone main sim card…
PrepaidIs your Mobile Phone main sim card… Postpaid
Where do you charge your mobile phone mostly?
Home
Where do you charge your mobile phone mostly?
ShopWhere do you charge your mobile phone mostly? Work/SchoolWhere do you charge your mobile phone mostly?
OtherIs your mobile phone capable of browsing the Internet?Is your mobile phone capable of browsing the Internet?
Do you share your mobile phone with others?
No
Do you share your mobile phone with others?
Daily
Do you share your mobile phone with others?
Once a weekDo you share your mobile phone with others? Several times a weekDo you share your mobile phone with others?
Several times a month
Do you share your mobile phone with others?
Occasionally
74.8% 88.7% 13.9%15.6% 14.2% -1.4%98.5% 83.7% -14.8%1.5% 16.3% 14.8%
82.6% 96.6% 14%15% 1.5% -13.5%0.2% 1.6% 1.4%2.2% 0.3% -1.9%
33.2% 57.7% 24.5%79.1% 88.1% 9%8.1% 6.4% -1.7%
2% 0.9% -1.1%1.7% 1.1% -0.6%0.5% 0.1% -0.4%8.6% 3.3% -5.3%
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What mobiles are being used for
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BoP RoP DifferenceMaking and receiving callsMissed call/please call me etc. Sending and receiving text messages (SMS)Personal Organiser/Diary/Notebook/WatchPlaying GamesListen to music/radioTaking photo/video clipsBrowsing the internetFacebook/Twitter/Mxit/other social networkingDownload applications to mobile phoneTransfer airtimeSMS to Radio or TV programsReading and writing emailsInternational callsSending or receiving moneyRoaming when abroadSkype/VOIP
99.4% 99.3% -0.1%96.8% 91.9% -4.9%96.6% 96.6% 0.0%66.8% 75.7% 8.9%42.8% 44.6% 1.8%37.5% 44.2% 6.7%36.3% 61.7% 25.4%13.6% 32.2% 18.6%12.8% 29.3% 16.5%11.1% 26.3% 15.2%10.2% 25.7% 15.5%6.1% 10.4% 4.3%5.2% 21.4% 16.2%4.3% 18.1% 13.8%3.6% 9.9% 6.3%0.8% 6.3% 5.5%0.5% 3.9% 3.4%
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Internet access and use
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Are you signed up for any online social network (Facebook, Mxit, Twitter etc.)?Are you signed up for any online social network (Facebook, Mxit, Twitter etc.)?Share of those that are signed up for a social network, that are on MxitShare of those that are signed up for a social network, that are on MxitShare of those that are signed up for a social network, that are on FacebookShare of those that are signed up for a social network, that are on Facebook
Do you have an email address?Do you have an email address?
How often on average have you used the internet in the last 3 months?
Every day or almost every day
How often on average have you used the internet in the last 3 months?
At least once a weekHow often on average have you used the internet in the last 3 months? At least once a month
How often on average have you used the internet in the last 3 months?
Less than once a month
BoP RoP Difference
52% 78% 26.0%
47.7% 26.2% -21.5%
68.4% 88.9% 20.5%
29.3% 75.9% 46.6%
44.6% 68.9% 24.3%
28.3% 23% -5.3%
27.1% 5.8% -21.3%
0% 2.2% 2.2%
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What limits your use of the Internet?
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there is no interesting content for me
lack of local language content
the Internet is very slow
to expensive to use
few people to communicate with via the Internet
BoP RoP Difference
30.5% 19.4% -11.1%
4.3% 9.3% 5.0%
20.8% 25.3% 4.5%
47.9% 36.1% -11.8%
21.8% 19.3% -2.5%
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Using Internet daily for the following activities
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Social networking (Facebook Youtube Mxit)Posting information or instant messaging
Getting information about goods or servicesSending or receiving email
Find or check a fact / Look up a definition of a wordEducation or learning activities (formal)
Look for free education content such as free coursesGet information for school/ university or research a topic
Reading newspapers magazines ebooksGetting information from government organizations
Downloading/watching movies/music/imagesPlaying or downloading games
Getting information related to health or health servicesCollaborate online on documents (eg Google docs)
Downloading softwareDistance learning for academic degree or job training 6%
7%10%
5%15%
14%5%
12%9%
6%10%
13%41%
10%36%
56%
1%1%2%3%3%3%4%4%5%6%
9%9%9%
12%23%
36%
BOP ROP
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Reasons for not using the Internet
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BoP RoP Difference
I don’t know what the Internet is
No interest / not useful
I don’t know how to use it
No computer / internet connection
Too expensive
No time, too busy
None of my friends use it
Is too slow, limited bandwidth
65.2% 42.7% -22.5%
34.1% 46.1% 12.0%
85.8% 69.6% -16.2%
91.2% 83.8% -7.4%
60.1% 59.1% -1.0%
20.1% 23.3% 3.2%
66% 50.7% -15.3%
10% 9.8% -0.2%
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List of mob-apps for the BoP in SA
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GroupNumber of apps
availableShort description
Health 17 Assisting community care workers/HIV counseling, support, education/Medical literature over the phone/plug-in devise for remote testing/logistics, dispersing drugs
Employment/Job 2 performing simple tasks over the phone/professional networking/ job hunting for low income groups
Education/Learning 4 Interactive learning materials for students and teachers/local content sharing platforms/video reporting
Environment 2 Data capturing for low skills workers
Agriculture 1 Added value corporate services for small scale farmers
Finance/transactions 3 Low cost transactional bank account/MobileMoney/Buying airtime credit
Social 2 Advertisement/Instant messaging/Chat rooms
Enhancing Communication for NGOs 1 Messaging platform for NGOs
Combination: Health/Social 2 Stories and live chats/Facts on HIV and AIDS; daily news & celebrity stories
Social Issues Application: Violence/Drug Addiction 4 Promote social justice issues/SMS to report on act of violence/mobile counseling
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Operation System
Hardware
Payment systems
Distribution channel
M-app Type
iOS
iPhone
Credit Card or gift card
iTunes
OS based
Android
Android Phones
Credit Card or Google Wallet
Google Play
OS based
OS agnostic
Feature / smart phone
Bank transfersairtime or platform
currency Moola
Mxit App Store
Platform based
Generic Ecosystem Apple's Model Google's Model Mxit model
OS agnostic
Credit card, local currency
App Center
Platform based
Revenue stream
Key Players
OS agnostic
Airtime
Social Media
Platform based
Bottom of BOP
Feature / smart phone
Basic, feature, smartphone
30% of App & hardware sales
x% of App & advertising
Share of SMS and data revenue
30% of App & advertising
Share of SMS and data revenue
Vendor Vendor Key Players Key Players Social media platform
Customers400 million
registered iTunes customers
+/- 350 million 45 million users, 10 million active 1 billion users Facebook / Mxit
Number of Applications
635,000 225 billion downloads
450,000 +/- 7009 million apps and
websites integrated with Facebook
Unrestricted
Developer 43,185 iOS developer
10,199 Android developer 415 +/- 100,000 Unrestricted
Which m-app Ecosystem?
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Ecosystems through ICT Market Development Stages
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Features Level 1 Level 2 Level 3
Key players Mobile operator as gatekeeper (Safaricom / MPESA e.g.)
Mobile operator and application platform (Mxit e.g.) develop a relationship or rival
Mobile operator agnostic / Vendor driven ecosystem (Google/Apple)
Payment systems
Closed m-Payment system (no public API)
Revenue sharing on data and or text messages (SMS), airtime as currency, possibly M-money integration (e.g. MPESA)
Full set of payment system in place including credit cards, Paypal and m-money
Revenue streams
Limited revenue streams: share of SMS or data revenues, membership fees, airtime
Expanded revenue streams: mobile money based transaction fees in addition to SMS and data revenue share, membership fees, airtime
Multiple revenue streams in place: advertising, once-off purchase of the app, in-app purchases, credit card and payPal integration in app store
Hardware Basic phones Feature phones Smartphone (e.g. Android, iPhone, BlackBerry)
Mobile applications
SMS and USSD dominate / server based applications OS or platform based m-apps OS or platform based m-apps
Network requirement 2G 2.5G or better 2.5G or better
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The household and individual survey research is made possible with the support of the IDRC
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